ENEMY.

Enemy Countries, The Economic
Condition of, 223, 370–392.

Enfield, R. R., The Agricultural
Crisis,' 242, 295.

"Engineer, The,' extract from, 225,
129.

Engineers' strike, result of the, 228,
201.

England, increase in the cost of food,
224, 455.

The Censorship and its
Effects in, 225, 148-163.

Compulsory Military Ser-
vice in, 225, 416-437.

The Arts in Early, 228,
96-118.

The Place-Names of, 228,
333-352.

charge against, 234, 305.

refusal to co-operate in the
Bagdad Railway, 235, 313.

Mediæval, New Light on,
236, 350-365.

and Venice: An Historical

Parallel, 241, 58–68.

Englishmen, characteristics, 231, 402,
406.

'Englishwoman's Domestic Maga-
zine,' 237, 55, 66.
Enlistment, effect of, on employ-
ment, 223, 271-estimate of the
sources, 277.

scheme of deferred, 225, 569.
En-Nasir, Sultan of Egypt, his ad-
ministration, 223, 541-charac-
teristics, ib.

Entente Cordiale and Metternich,
233, 253-271.

Enver Pasha, career, 223, 249-on
the Dardanelles campaign, 227,
523-letter to the Soviets, 239,
184-186-at the Baku Congress,

191.

242, 227-246.

Opera in, 242, 278–294.

English, A. E., system of Guaran-
teeing Unions in Burmah, 225, 381.

Agricultural Workers, 235,

256-269.

Country Life, The Decay of,
241, 329-341.

- Dictionary, The, 240, 164–182.

379-personality, ib.-visit to
purify Athens, 380, 387-semi-
divine origin, 381-one of the
Seven Wise Men, 382-views of
German scholars, 383-of English,
ib.-reforms, 385-387-a scientific
investigator and a philosophical
thinker, 388-Prof. R. Harris'
identification of an Epimenidean
fragment, 389-poem 'Minos,'
391-393-the true spirit of Hellen.
ism, 394.

EPPSTEIN.

Eppstein, Baron von, Fürst Bis-
marcks Entlassung,' 237, 258.
Epstein, M., The Early History of
the Levant Company,' 230, 257.
Erivan, 238, 64-population, 65-
Gyök Jami,' ib.

Ernle, Lord, 'The "Golden Ass" of
Apuleius,' 234, 41- English Agri-
cultural Workers,' 235, 256-
'English Farming, Past and Pre-
sent,' 237, 330; 242, 110-'Byron's
Letters,'
237,
430- Victorian
Memoirs and Memories,' 239, 215
-meeting with Prof. Huxley, 224
-introduction to the Emperor
Frederick, 228-' Our English Vil-
lages,' 241, 23-The Poetry of
Byron,' 229-'Mrs Carlyle and
English Letter-writing,' 242, 193.
Errington, Dr, Archbishop-co-ad-
jutor, 236, 393-deposition, 394.
Erzberger, M., Erlebnisse im Welt-
krieg,' 239, 1.

Euridice,' the first surviving opera
of Europe, 242, 280.

Euripides, reference to bees, 241, 274
-character of his plays, 242, 52.
Europe, The Reorganisation of,
235, 1-20.

population, 235, 238.

Central, Monarchism in,

237, 113.
European Policy, 1897-1914'..234,
312.

Euxine, the, trade, 224, 109, 114.

240, 264.

Sir Arthur, discoveries at
Cnossus, 226, 2-Les Slaves de
l'Adriatique,' 229, 176.

296.

Joan, Magical Jewels,' 240,

and Reviews,' 236, 28 note,

29 note, 30 note, 38, 40.

manding 5th Battle Squadron,
at the battle of Jutland, 241, 112,
115.

227, 465-death, 467.

Ethics of Prussian Statecraft,

230, 280-302.

94 note, 96, 101-sketch of, 238,
322-references to bees, 241, 282.

Evening Star,' the, 239, 97.

FABIAN.

Fabian Research Department,' How
to Pay for the War,' 227, 36 note.

Society founded, 234, 329.

'Fabliau de Coquaigne,' 227, 340.

Fabre, Emile, character of his plays,
237, 346.

Factories, industrial research in, 224,
525.

Faguet, Emile, 'Politiques et Moral-
istes,' 233, 174.

'Falaba,' the, case of, 224, 246.
Falkenhayn, General Erich von,
General Headquarters,' 233, 411-
429-military policy, 234, 359-364
-memorandum, 361-removed,

364.

Falkland Islands, naval engagement,
223, 298-303, 577, 607-609.

Fallières, M., President of the French
Republic, 227, 391.

Famagusta harbour, 227, 420.

Family Allowances, 242, 73-87.

Fanchille, Dr, on the Armed Neu-
tralities, 236, 107.

Far East Questions and the
Washington Conference, 238,
101-116.

Faringdon, Lord, member of the